9.01.7 Ending Your Course

Created OnFebruary 3, 2020

To end your course, go to the End Course tab in the Course Manager. You will have the option to Re-use, Archive, or Delete your course.

Reusing Your Course

Students will be removed from the course and become owners of their notebook and you no longer have access to their notebooks.
The grades report for the course is erased.
The end date for your course is cleared.
There are additional options to remove sections and teaching assistants.

The following screen will appear:

Archiving Your Course

Instructors, Teaching Assistants, and Students will have read-only access to student’s notebook
Student notebooks can be viewed but cannot be edited or updated
Course information, including grades, can be viewed but not changed

Once you click Archive Course, you will see the following window:

In addition, if you have an archived course, you can re-activate or delete it.

3. When you re-activate a course, the course becomes active as an open course.

Instructors, Teaching Assistants and Students will have editing rights to Student’s notebook
Instructors can update and change course information
Instructors can push new updates

After clicking Re-activate Course, you will see:

Delete Course

Students are removed from the course and become owners of their notebooks and you no longer have access to their notebooks.
The grades report for the course is erased.
All course information will be deleted from Course Manager.

You will see the following window after clicking Delete Course:

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9.01.7 Ending Your Course